St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-11-18
MINNEAPOLIS GLOEULEs.

Some one stole an overcoat from the work
house.
The city hospital viii not be opened until
Monday.
Five cases of contagious diseases reported
yesterday.
Bank clearings yesterday amounted to
S93S, 763. IA.
The new ST. Anthony elevator will be ready
for business Dec. L.
The Minneapolis conductors ball will be
held at the West, Feb. 8.
Plummer post gave pleasant social at the
hall, Ill Nicollet avenue. last evening.
st. Marks church fair opens at the Jeffrey
building, next to the Grand opera house, this
evening.
c. \. Bovey and wife have filed the plat of
Bovey's subdivision of block 2, of Marbles
addition.
The Ladies' Aid association, of Winthrop
post, gave supper and dance at the hall last
evening.
The c. C. Washburn company will next
season erect a 100000 bushel elevator next
10 Washburn A mill.
A boy named Hager, living in Northeast
Minneapolis, shot himself in the wrist while
playing with a revolver.
The Lucy Hayes Woman's Christian Tenn
perance union met at the Franklin Avenue
NJ. E. church yesterday.
Menard's grocery store, corner Spring and
fire yesterday morning.
Between gas and water the city officials
seem TO be having hard time. and one trouble
coming crowds the Other going.
Minnehaha is not half as interesting a
place as it was before the highwayman who
robbed people there was captured,
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to
John W. L edin and Christine Helberg, JOnn
i. Adams and Louisa Scholar, Thomas Real
and Lou Real, j. Mathews and H.Wensenger.
Miss Eva Kennels, robbed at Minnehaha Oct.
10, by man who put revolver at her
head, called at police headquarters yesterday,
and after seeing Tim Barrett declared that he
was the robber.
The Motor company has received some of
its new coaches, and they are beauties. But
they are quite large and some as large as
those once so vigorously kicked on, but times
have changed.
An adjourned meeting Of Minneapolis En-
campment No. 81, 1. o. o. F., will be held at
odd Fellows hall, Twenty-sixth street, this
evening. for the purpose of comforting de-
grees on numerous charter applicants who
failed TO be present last Tuesday.
1t would be a very good idea il the pub
fishers of the Evening Bell would revise its
list of fire alarm boxes. AS it is now no de-
pendence can be placed in it, for several Of
the boxes are not down at all and many OF
those that are down are incorrect.
The delegates to the Minnesota Unitarian
conference, in session at ST. Paul. met at the
Unitarian church last evening and listened
to addresses from Miss Carrie Bartlett Sioux
Falls; Revs s. NJ. Crothers, st. Paul; j.,
H. West, Duluth; George Bachelor, Boston
and X. Jansen, this city.
John Gaffeny, the expressman, wishes to
deny the statement of the journal that he
was arrested for larceny. AS reported in the
GLOBE yesterday he simply held couple OF
trunks belonging to Mrs Bryant in payment
of a bill for services rendered, as he had Q
perfect right to do under the ordinances OF
the city.
M. Foote-My preference for the Gaskin
pump is of long standing. Several years ago,
an investigation of the different kinds OF
pumps and nothing has occurred to change
my opinion, which is that the Gaskill is the
best pump made.